What's going on, stereo? This your boy DJ Hemothy Butler, aka Mr. Butler to you. Hey, so your wife died and left you with two kids, and you find out through a DNA test that neither one of the kids are yours. What y'all gonna do in this situation? Would you keep the kids and raise them as your own? Or would you say, fuck them kids and call their grandma and tell her to come pick these kids up? Let me know. Peace.

Now this is the most wildest post ever. I don't even know what to how do you start off on this? But if he is so bothered that that's not his DNA, right? He don't raise the kids We don't know how all these kids are, but if they're young enough He needs to contact some family members and drop them kids off with her family since that's not his kids It's not like he can go look up who the fuck she was fucking she did this is so fouling fucked up What do you do in a situation like this? I don't even I don't even know

Damn cuz oh, it's a wild motherfucking scenario right here. My *****. Sheesh. Oh Man that's difficult depends on how old the kids is man Depends on how old the kids is man. Oh, no, bro I'm gonna have to ponder this one and maybe spend the block back. This is this is wow I need to light my weed back up and come back to this

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See, this is a tough situation because if he been in the kid's life the whole time then I think he should keep him. But if he just got it in life and he don't know him like that, then I would understand the need to, you know, get the fuck on him. But yeah, this is a sticky situation. Very sticky.

Oh my God, I'm crying tears. He said call grandma. Call grandma's home. Damn, that's wild. And there's two kids on top of that. I think he should keep the kids because, first of all, how long were they in your life? I mean, it's two fucking kids. Like, even though they're not your biological children, they still got respect and love for you. And they're the only father figure they've known. So why would you take that experience?

Okay, okay, okay, because I'm 33 and I just found out that these kids not mine. I'm going to call that grandma and get her to come out and pick these babies up so I can roll because I have a flight to Bora Bora in the morning.

I'm not gonna punish a child because you know the mom actually wasn't honest and did something stupid. I mean but If they're not yours, and you still loved and cared about them. I mean I would stay with them if the rules were reversed but I Mean if you really didn't care about them, then yeah, you could call somebody

Why did he get a DNA test after the wife died? I don't feel like just biologically, um, biological, whatever the fuck, makes you their father. Like, what made you get the DNA test? It done your kids done your kids. They don't have anything to do with it. You know what I'm saying? But, you know, I can't say nothing. I would continue to have them be your kids.